Resignation of Agriculture director in Washington approved
Washington The resignation of E. D. Bull, director of scientific work of the Department of Agriculture, will take effect August 1. Kellogg says the United States will urge China to honor nine power pact provisions and protect foreigners. New calls for bids to operate eight rail routes include four out of Chicago. America ends its fiscal year with a favorable foreign trade balance over $1 billion.
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E. D. Bull
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
China
Binte Kellogg
Chicago
Pestmaster General New
America
Department of Commerce
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Rockefeller Interests
New York
Notable Obituaries and Global Updates From The Era
Prominent figures die across sectors including physics Rand Burton Evans Moore of Nebraska aged 59 in Lincoln. Kansas City lawyer L Boyle dies in Rochester. Alice Temple of Chicago elected president of the International Kindergarten Union in Los Angeles. International and military news cover Sino conflicts in Szechuan and Shensi, Polish-US commercial accord in Warsaw, Abd-el-Krim raids toward Fez, and British reorganization plans. Shipping in Soviet Baltic fleet trains via Sweden and Norway. Dutch and Danish travel visa accord. Philippine senate elections name Manuel Quezon, while floods in Korea cause significant damage.
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Alice Temple
Chicago
International Kindergarten Union
Los Angeles
Pastor claims sale of two throats to British Medical Association
Rev. Enos Bacon of a Wel logy Minnesota church creates a sensation by saying he sold his two throats to the British Medical Association for 10 000 dollars, with delivery after death. Known as the York shire Nightingale he reportedly has two complete vocal cord sets, yielding a deep bass and two sopranos. He has toured in America and the British Empire performing concerts.
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Enos Bacon
British Medical Association
Doctor Bacon
Yorkshire
Amerlea
Eampire
Soldier at 3 Months Tillman Enlists in Training Camps
John Stephen Tillman, four months old, is described as the youngest member of Citizens' Training camps after being enrolled at three months. He sits with Lieut. Stephen Tillman and is noted as kin to Brig. Gen. Samuel Tillman and Senator Beno Tillman, linking to West Point and political figures.
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John Stephen ‘Fillman
Stephen Tillman
Citizens’ Training Camps
Baby Tillman
Saniel &. Tiliman
West Point
Beno Tiliman
Iowa Farm News From State Fair and Health Reports
A sprawling Iowa clipping reports on corn progress, tuberculosis testing, wool shipments, and health data. It notes one ton per acre in corn, 1,502 pending veteran bonus claims, rising savings, and oil well activity near Hanbury. It also covers railroad rate petitions, premium lists for the state fair, and vocational training plans at Eldora.
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Tribune
Kasoline al i
Wart Liberty
Chicago
Iowa Wool Growers’ Association
Rie
Jeuishettire
Campaign
Public Health
Hanbury
Federal Reserve District
E. H. Paulin
Winterset
E. H. Sands
Hhill Welfare
State Board of Control
State Bonus Board
State Mon Board
Towa
Federal Reservel Board
Iowa State Fair
Experi
Honea Boone
midMe West
Iowa Railroad Commission
State Fair
Wnion
J. A. Barger
Bureau of Farmal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Des Moines
Associated Press
Stats Industrial School
Eldora
Argentry
Iol
Mica
State Agricultural and Indust Mission
Maine
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Theodore Roosevelt
Department of Commerce At
Patent Office
Robertson
Hoover
Cordova
Eucador
State Department
Floyd MR. Warrison
War Finance Corporation
Frank W. Mondell
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Waldo Evans
Great Lakes War Training Station
Les
Navy
Naval School
Hermann
Department of Justice
John Y Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
Trayton
Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Kansas
State Department of Agriculture
Toyoka
Willian Darling Shepherd
Willam Nelson McClintock
Louis Mes
McClintock
Kles
Shepherd
Furniture Trust
District Attorney's Offce of
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union of New York
Heattclatses
International
Watter ON
James J. Hill
Dillings
Mont
Frank M. Gotthet
Mainderving
Bly Timber
Gottleb
Lowell HL Smith
Eric Nelson
Raulston
Payton, Tenn
John T. Scopes
Moetcaffe
Oberlin College
Laird of
Burton Evans Moore
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
L. ©.Boyle
Kansas City
James Reed
Rochester, Minn
Richard V. Lindaburg
United States Steel. Corporation
Prudential Insurance Company
Dan D. Griffiths
Middle West
Minley Barrell
Chicago Millonaire
Lake Forest
Szechuan
Yong Seng
Chungking
Henan
Shensi
Stanfu
Warsaw
Diet
Fez
Abd-el-Krim
Paris
Leningrad
Duchess of York
London
Reichstag
Berlin
Russia
Moscow
Tokyo
Seoul
Central
South Korea
Copenhangen
Nacionalism and Consolidacion Party
Manuel Quezon
Hhmself
Philippine Senate
Manila
Takaharz
British India
Taza
Fes
Gee
Bea
Alr
Santa Barbara
Gros Ventre Lake
Wyoming
Sheep Mountain
Gros Ventre River
Argentina
John G. Quekemeyer
Pershing
Argzenting
Argentine Republic
Justo
Apie
Imperial Air Express
London Air Station
Georgia
Mayer Robert M. Wuhl
Savanah
Guy
Wasen
Ne Wity
Iowa State News
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